The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 7

THE SKATTLE STAR LIP BSS <P, <= LABOR SEEKING | A Timely Offering of WOOL JERSEY COAT $17.50 to $22.50 ~ ~-No summer wardrobe is quite complete without one of these jaunty short coats, so smart and practical for wear with skirts of wool plaid or white tub skirts. Cut on youthful tailored lines, with Tuxedo front. Some with bands of brushed wool in con- trasting shades. FSC ane’ es NS Shown in the Favored Black. and Navy, Cardinal, “Kelly,” Rein- deer, Tan, Gray,’ Pekin and Brown *. 8 @ . ate i TRICOLETTE OVER- BLOUSES $8.50 Once in a while a fortunate purchase results in an unusual value like this. These blouses are all of fine quality plain or drop-stitch tricolette; the neckline and short sleeves are daint- ily finished with plaited Georgette frills or embroldeted edge. Shown in All Wanted Colors New Location =~ S SECOND at PINE. ¢. ; se. Workers in Classy Leeigar Phillips, “among bare who | Shops Hinder Union den te a2 LONI June 18.—Union OF&&2-| 4+ took only 26 words to nominate are meeting difficulty in the workers in fashiona-| Abraham Lincoln for the presi ‘appalling snobbishness,” says Dr.! ond the nomination. ‘Up the Incline we always save you money ON BOYS’ SUITS 6 SPECIAL GROUPS NOW being shown in our incline windows 1'7.560—$20.00—$22.50 At every price you'll see values which are unequaled in _ this city. Special Blue Serge Suits at $15 and $20 Boys’ Hats and Caps 20% less than regular price. Waists and Blouses at 95c. High School Caps at 35c. Sammy Suits, caps and leggings to match, $2.95. —See Our Windows— Tailored Ready Co. Seattle’s Greatest Store for Men and Boys Pike St. at Fourth Ave. dency ble clothing shops. “We meet with | in 1860, and only four words to sec , | at Montreal w U.S, OWNERSHIP Will Present Demands to! Democrats BY RALPH F. COUCH TRE Juno 18.Indor government ownership ratie nded of th with Heberling is one of the leaders of he railroad group which yesterday ore ement of government om the annual conven. | American Federation of) nor here over the protest of Pres-| tent Gompers The action of the raflroad group putting thelr program up to the eratic platform committee, vir. y means asking the democratic rty to indorse the Plumb plan for| \ tripartite control of railroad opera: | tion by the public, government and workers. | “Hacked as We are by the Ameri. can Federation of Labor, as a result | of the overwhelming majority it] gave our plan yesterday, it is diffi | cult to imagine that the democratic! party can deny us," sald Hoberling. | a8, 6 CHICAGO, June 18.—~Adoption of the resolution indorsing government ownership of is by the Amer lean Federatic o abor convention interpreted today by ed third party | leaders of the p ‘4 a step supporting their movement. | | Both officials of the committee ot) | 48 and the national labor party were jubilant over the adoption of the res-| olution which they said was a defeat} for Samuel Gompers, who has op-|f} posed the federation’s entrance into| politica, oor: Verse An Views ines By RW Parks || A band of brigands, full of guile, Sneaked in Caruso’s domicile; his stocks and bende and) meteor whissed o'er the sky With speed it flew and rather high O'er Arkansas and Old Mizzou, Kansas and Oklahoma, too; It fell abinse in Okmulgee, And all the natives came to sen sad, and yet the trath: ran stride of one Habe Ruth, it Which usually features Yankeo plays, Has hit the skids the past few days. And yet his avernge stays up high, ‘Cause all his bite are not four-ply. "Lt STAGE A SEBACK VET! RL fee Tells Horses’ Age; Gets $600 for Nine HOUSTON, Tex. Juno 18~—Nine horses, most of ‘em old enough to| vote, were sold by the city here at auction, Commissioner Anderson, | who auctioned the old fire horses, | made the mistake, say local David Harums, of telling the truth, and) ag a result, the nine will bring but) $600. | Wanted the Picture, |]! Not the Pineapple | COLORADO SPRINGS, June 18 David Wallace, prominent resident |[} here, was arrested and c ed with stealing & can of pineapple from a| dealer's display. Wallace claimed he only wanted the label which carried} a picture of a Hawalian girl. They took can and Inbel from him, ; FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET In a New Shipment Jersey Sports Jackets Rubber-soled Play Shoes for Boys S light and easy as can be, yet well-pre- pared for active’ summer service are these White Canvas Shoes with their red rubber soles and rein- forcements. Sizes 11 to 2, $2.50 pair. Sizes 214 to 6, $3.25 pair. Sizes 6 to 814, $3.50 pair. CHILDREN’S SANDALS of tan willow calf, with substantial soles, sizes 3 to 5, $1.85; 6 to 8, $2.45; 9 to 11, $2.75; 12 to 2, $2.95 pair. CHILDREN’S SANDALS OF DARK-BROWN CALF and smoked horse,with extra heavy oak tanned soles, sizes 6 to 8, $2.75 pair; 9 to 11, $2.95 pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Now That Gardens Are Blooming So Freely Vases must be plentiful in the home to take care of the profusion of flowers. The Downstairs Store shows many styles and types of Glass Vases, in- cluding: Plain Glass Vases, 20¢ to 85¢. Iridescent Glass Vases, 50¢ to $1.50. Etched’ Glass Vases, 85¢ to $3.00. Cut Glass Vases, beau- tifully cut, $2.50 to $7.50. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 800 Pairs of Men’s Seamless Cotton Half-hose Special 25c Pair HIS price does not ordinarily purchase Half-hose of such finely- woven cotton or so desir- able in othgr respects, In Tan, Navy, Gray and Khaki-color With double heel and toe. Special, Saturday, 25¢ pair. —TH DOWNSTAIRS STOR $17.50 HEY’RE seen everywhere this season, these trig, closely-fitting jackets that answer for every oc- casion that sweaters do and a few others as well. In the model pictured, with inverted back plait and patch pockets, they may top plaid cloth skirts in harmonizing hue or give dash and color to tub apparel. Featured in: Emerald Tan Heather Mixtures Dark-brown Scarlet Navy Cherry Very attractive values at $17.50. ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Little Girls’ Sweaters ae $3.95 rete, Salmon—F lesh-color—Rose—Copenhagen— Turquoise These are the lovely colorings offered in Fiber Silk and Cotton Sweaters for little girls from 3 to 8 years of age. Prettily sashed and sometimes trimmed with contrasting color, they are the sort that little girls wear so effectively over lingerie and tub frocks, Excellent values at $3.95. ‘ —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE This Is One of the New Sailors ~- ToSell ,. t $1 85 Saturday a ° CT is a youthful ~ saucer-b rim shape of rough straw, highly lacquered, with crown of finer, softer straw. A second style is a_ straight- brim, rough straw affair banded with patent leather. A third in drooping-brim, poke effect, in, basket weave. 2.9 Choice of Black’and Beige An extraordinary offering at $1.85. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Girls’ Tub Frocks For Carefree Vacations $4.25 and $5.50 HOUGH they are of the popular plaid ginghams, plain chambray and novelty crash, these Dresses are out - of - the- ordinary in smartness of style. They join plain-color and plaids with telling effect and often introduce White pique, pearl buttons or hand-embroidery in their trimming. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years, Priced at $4.25 and $5.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, New Models in American Lady Corsets 7. 1.50 ELL-BONED to ad- equately support the average figure, the model pictured presents notably good value for this price. It has medium bust: and long skirt with four hose sup- porters attached. Sizes 20 to 28. Attractive value at $1.50. ALSO AT $1.50 an American Lady model for the fuller figure, made of coutily with me- dium bust and long skirt, and graduating front stay. Sizes 22 to 30. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Little Fellows’ Wash Suits Just Made for Summer a Romping $2.00 OME of these Suits are | in the quaint Oliver © Twist style, with blue trousers buttoning to © white blouses, and there are also Two-piece Suits in blue and white or brown an@ white stripes. Carefully made from — cotton twill and romper | cloth—sizes 3 to 8 years. | Priced at $2.00. 4 ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Saturday's Candy Special String Jellies Special 50c Pound ‘AS their name suggests, _ these are slender strips of jelly candy in as- _ sorted flavors, coated — with crystallized sugar. Special 50¢ pound. ~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Silk-top Union Suits ~~ $2.50 : iA TOP of pink glove — silk, strongly rein« forced under the arm, — finishes these Cotton ! | Union Suits. Low-neck — and sleeveless with tignt — knee. Sizes 38 to 44. Ate | tractively priced at $2.50, 4 THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Misses’ Mesh Union Suits: 50c COOL and _service- able mesh fabric, in these Union Suits for girls, made with beading top and __lace-trimmed knee, 4 Exceptional .value at f 50¢. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Melba Toiletries HE Melba creations cover practically every toilet need, ~and prices are attractively low for such meritorious preparations. Lov’ Me Talcum, 25¢. Melba Talcum, 25¢: Lov’ Me, Powder, in white, flesh-color and brunette, 75¢. Melba Powder, in white, Tlesh-coler and brunette, 50¢. ‘ Melbaline Powder, 25¢. Melba Greaseless Cream, 50¢. Melba Skin Massage, 50¢. Melba Travelers’ Cold Cream, 25¢ tube. * Melba Rose Blush Rouge, 25¢.